A hyperbola's center is at (1,-3). a^2 is 4 and b^2 is 16. How would I know if the hyperbola is horizontal or vertical? Can't it be both?
Yes, the given information does not allow to determine whether the form is horizontal or vertical, therefore, it is both.
The horizontal transverse axis form is:
The vertical transverse axis form is:
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